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Method of distribution of fees for Examiners of COC
Applicable to:
Engineer Examiners under M.S.(STCW) Rules, 1998
Effective Date:
Immediate, for all examinations conducted under M.S.(STCW)Rules 1998
Superseded Circulars:
Circular of 1996 issued vide letter No. F&A/95-17(1) dated 11/11/96
Key Changes and Requirements
1. Fee Distribution Principles
The method of distributing fees realised for examinations of Certificates of Competency as Marine Engineer Officer is outlined below:
- Examiners: 331/3% of the fees realised minus fees paid to external officers
- Government: 93% of the remaining 662/3%
- Clerical staff: 7% of the remaining 662/3% (including 2 clerks and 1 Daftary)
2. Apportionment of Fees
The Chief Examiner of Engineers proposes the following formula for the apportionment of exam fees:
- Apportionment: Net total fees collected / No. of examiners in the panel
- Net total fees collected: Fees collected in a month in a district for Engineers examination under M.S. (STCW) Rules, 1998 after adjusting for exemption and deduction from the 331/3% of the fees realized which is due to examiners.
3. Fee Realization and Deductions
The fees realized include:
- Fees for: Marine Engineering written and oral for MEO Class IV Part A and B, MEO Class II Part A and B, and other functions (3, 5, and 6)
Exemptions and deductions apply as follows:
- Exemption: A candidate appearing in oral for all functions at the same time will be charged fees for oral of one function only.
- Deductions: Amounts for external examiners, written papers, and 10% of the gross total fees collected for developmental purposes.
Net Total Fees Collected:
- Class IV Part A: Rs. 70.0
- Class IV Part B: Rs. 480.0
- Class II Part A: Rs. 350.0
- Class II Part B: Rs. 1500.0
Important Note
Change in total number of persons shall be notified.
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